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Mandatory testing for individuals who visit COVID hotspots on same day as infected cases
- Thread starter ginfreely
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SINGAPORE — Individuals who have visited hotspots on the same days as infected COVID-19 cases will have to undergo mandatory testing at designated testing centres and stay isolated until they receive their results.
The government will be sending ‘Health Alerts’ via SMS to such individuals.
At the testing centres, individuals will be given DIY test kits, which they will need to self-administer at home over the subsequent days to confirm that they are not infected.
“Given the increased transmissibility of viral strains, we will use TT (Trace Together) and SE (Safe Entry) data to strengthen our ringfencing around cases to prevent large clusters from arising,” the Ministry of Health said on Friday (18 June).
While the risk of infection is lower if they were to test negative, they should continue to limit their interactions with others as an added precaution and restrict their activities to only those which are essential, MOH said.
Those who need to go to work will be allowed to do so but they must comply strictly with all the safe management measures at the workplace.
MORE TO COME
The government will be sending ‘Health Alerts’ via SMS to such individuals.
At the testing centres, individuals will be given DIY test kits, which they will need to self-administer at home over the subsequent days to confirm that they are not infected.
“Given the increased transmissibility of viral strains, we will use TT (Trace Together) and SE (Safe Entry) data to strengthen our ringfencing around cases to prevent large clusters from arising,” the Ministry of Health said on Friday (18 June).
While the risk of infection is lower if they were to test negative, they should continue to limit their interactions with others as an added precaution and restrict their activities to only those which are essential, MOH said.
Those who need to go to work will be allowed to do so but they must comply strictly with all the safe management measures at the workplace.
MORE TO COME
what a contrast when others in USA Europe are opening up with no masks and no mandatory testing
And @waitifcuk evil filthy liar son of whore that dare not swear if I am a virgin he be burnt to death posted a slut whore mistress comment around me within few minutes of my post above
and just like Ahmeng he @waitifcuk is a vicious dog following me around and likes to talk to fellow vicuois dog @glockman
As usual proven ignore me is the last thing such vicious coward evil filthy dogs will do
@waitifcuk you are such a disgusting hypocrite liar son of pahang whore indeed posting all the buddha namaste whatever and doing the exact opposite. Heaven is watching you and will crush your head under the bus. Pui!
that's why u need to get a faraday pouch to store yr tt token, otherwise u are most likely to haul up for testing when yr tt token bounces off with too many people as u move about...
No use as long as visit the place on the same day means mandatory testing.
Ya who dare to go shopping like that? Same day only get mandatory testing and isolated. Are the government going to take care of me in isolation? Pay for my food delivery?Because of this, I predict more shops in malls will be kaput.
Ringfencing animals indeed. That's how much contempt those PAP technocrats have for you.
Good dogs like @JohnTan following me around twisting bad to good likes it too.
Good dogs that are nobody and like to bully nobody while they act subservient infront of somebody
IMUHO YOU ARE MUCH MUCH WORSE THAN A NOBODY YOU ARE A FUCKING SLUT WITH NAME AND PHOTOS ALL OVER PORN SITES
Where are my photos? You fucking liar son of whore cantonese prostitute descendant with no morals that are proud Chinese traitor dogs gang up with evil filthy Indian criminals to bully me. Pui!
LU FUCKING JIBYE BASTARD SHOULD KNOW BETTER OR NEED MY UNCLE TO DRAG YOUR PHUA JIBYE TO NUMEROUS POST BY YOUR ITCHY JIBYE ? LU FUCKING JIBYE CHOW HAI NAME CAN BE FOUND ALL OVER PORN SITES
https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/al...hing-at-the-kitchen-floor.293178/post-3236419
You no morals Cantonese prostitute descendant snake don’t pretend don’t know I told you many times before post my cb or nipple photos with my big face. don’t say any cb or nipple porn photo is me.
from msn.com:
SINGAPORE — Staff who are working at places with unmasked clients or where there is prolonged contact between individuals will have to undergo a regular 14-day Fast and Easy Tests (FET) from mid-July, the multi-ministry taskforce on COVID-19 said on Friday (18 June).
These places include dine-in food & beverage establishments; places offering personal care services such as facial and nail services, spas/saunas, and massage; and gyms and fitness studios.
“We expect that most of the FET can be done through a system of self-swabs supervised by the employer. To support establishments in their efforts to get started on FET, we have set up training programmes that companies can leverage to train supervisors in their establishments to supervise ART (Antigen Rapid Test Kits) self-swabs for their staff. These supervisor training programmes will be provided at no cost to these establishments for the next 3 months,” the Ministry of Health (MOH) said in a statement.
ART kits will be made available to establishments for these self-swabs supervised by employers. Some F&B establishments have already sent their employees for training and are ready to implement regular testing progressively from 21 June, MOH said.
For small businesses who are unable to organise the supervised self-swabs on their own, MOH will set up Quick Test Centres (QTCs) to support those who need to be tested.
“We will start with one each at Tekka and Yishun which will be operational from 21 June. More QTCs will be progressively set up. To further minimise the risks of transmission in these settings, the Government will also facilitate earlier vaccination of individuals who work in these settings,” MOH said.
Fast COVID tests to be mandatory for staff servicing unmasked clients from mid-July
SINGAPORE — Staff who are working at places with unmasked clients or where there is prolonged contact between individuals will have to undergo a regular 14-day Fast and Easy Tests (FET) from mid-July, the multi-ministry taskforce on COVID-19 said on Friday (18 June).
These places include dine-in food & beverage establishments; places offering personal care services such as facial and nail services, spas/saunas, and massage; and gyms and fitness studios.
“We expect that most of the FET can be done through a system of self-swabs supervised by the employer. To support establishments in their efforts to get started on FET, we have set up training programmes that companies can leverage to train supervisors in their establishments to supervise ART (Antigen Rapid Test Kits) self-swabs for their staff. These supervisor training programmes will be provided at no cost to these establishments for the next 3 months,” the Ministry of Health (MOH) said in a statement.
ART kits will be made available to establishments for these self-swabs supervised by employers. Some F&B establishments have already sent their employees for training and are ready to implement regular testing progressively from 21 June, MOH said.
For small businesses who are unable to organise the supervised self-swabs on their own, MOH will set up Quick Test Centres (QTCs) to support those who need to be tested.
“We will start with one each at Tekka and Yishun which will be operational from 21 June. More QTCs will be progressively set up. To further minimise the risks of transmission in these settings, the Government will also facilitate earlier vaccination of individuals who work in these settings,” MOH said.
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